Last days of Ezio Auditore, 1524. Assassin's Creed Embers. AC Recollection on iPad 

Objective: Sit a moment and rest...

I just realized the auditore men all died in that square.

*I have seen enough for one life...* - Ezio and Altair

The fact that ubisoft made this character is unbelievable, for real

The only character in gaming history who we knew from literally his birth to death

We saw his birth and death. He's in our heart. The best assasin ever.

“it is a good life we lead brother" “ahh, the best, may it never change" “and may it never change us" I wanna cry...

You know, technically, Desmond could have watched Ezio's death if he'd wanted to, since Flavia was there watching it.

Mission.....Complete.....100% Memory Sync

Remember in Ac 2 how we see ezio born and take his first breath and then here we see his last, man it is depressing

He was imperfect, this is why his the best assassin ever.

The final scene with Ezio I feel should be explained. The man who sat and spoke to Ezio, was a Templar, sent to assassinate Ezio. However, seeing the condition Ezio was in, he chose to start a conversation rather than kill him. When he grabs Ezio’s wrist, it’s to prevent him from using the hidden blade. He did not poison or attack him, he simply held back the hidden blade. He knows Ezio will likely die soon, which is why he says, “get some rest,” and then leaving Ezio, allowing him to die in peace.

Don't worry, he just desinchronized, he will respawn.

Dude spent a life killing people on benches died on one.

Even though Ezio was a sick old man I have to give him credit against those soldiers and how he kicked some ass

Ezio's birth~ Giovanni: "What a fine set of lungs!" 65 years later~ Ezio: "Cough cough cough."

Born in Firenze Died in Firenze Lived with family Died with family We all stuck with him from birth to death Requiescat in pace, Ezio Auditore da Firenze, for you will not be forgotten

you know the saddest part in all this? remember the moment in end of Revelations, where he talks to Desmond? Ezio never fully understood WHY he was doing whatever he was doing. its US the gamers that know the extent of story. imagine whole lore and plot from his perspective... he sacrificed whole life and never uncovered even half of secrets he was so desperately trying to find all these years and decades... that's sad honestly

"I don't think Firenze is your problem", last words of Ezio Auditore. Requiescat in pace, maestro.

Ben Kenobi: Ofc I know Ezio. He’s me.

I know that Ezio dying sad but just take it in. Ezio's fxcken k/d ratio is amazing.

17:53 His wife: "We should have stayed home" Ezio: "I'm home" AHH the FEELS

I can't believe that 12 years have passed since the first game with Ezio Auditore. Now in 2021 I still think about him and I still have him in my heart and soul. Vai, amico, libero da fardelli e paure (Go forward, friend, unburdened and unafraid). Requiescat in pace !!!

“Just you, fratello mio.”

titanic s where women cried, this is where men cried :(

I still can't believe they did this to me. They made me watch him take the first breath he wasn't supposed to have and then they made me watch him take his last.

years of climbing, jumping, running and fighting has taken its toll but Ezio still manages to pull all that off, his body may be old but his mind still sharp, he was a beast to the end

decided to play AC trilogy during this pandemic, not regretting a single bit. requiescat in pace fratello mio

2019 y'all, still will never forget about the greatest assassin of all time..

I love the fact that ezio's fighting skills still the same as it was in the three games, the odd weapon pick up, the counter attack, the hook and run, the weapon throw, the weapon disarm, the tackle. Ezio smiles after the fight because he know he still got it.

Forever yours, Ezio. I came here after completing Ezio's trilogy; apparently, Revelation was my favorite. Indeed, no other Assassino can replace Ezio. Requiesce in pace.

I was wondering why Ezio only lived up to his 60s and thought he should've lived much longer but remembered that not only is this set the 1500s where medicine hasn't come a long way yet but it's usually a miracle for people to live that long back then anyways.

i just dont understand why they put one of the best assassins creed scenes on a fucking ipad game

The brown hair man at the end symbolized death. He was basically telling him that it was Ezio's time to depart

I find it hard to believe he's only 65

It seems that over the years Ubisoft can’t seem to make a main character that is so endearing and fleshed out as Ezio. They’ve tried their best but no one has even come close. It was a shame that after the Ezio games, Assassin’s Creed as a franchise just sort of went downhill from there (although Black flag was a pretty kick ass pirate game).

I think one big reason why so many AC fans are connected to Ezio is because they experience up to 3 games, watch Ezio growing from a vengeful young assassin to a wise Grand Master, and we too feel we are growing along. I don't know why Ubisoft won't make another triology and instead introduces new main every single game. None of us understand them enough, and we all look back to whom we know best, Ezio and Desmond.

"That's A Good Life We Lead Brother" "The Best" May It Never Change " "And May it Never Change us" "Welcome To Assassins Creed II"

This man is the reason i fell in love with Italy. I'll make sure to visit it someday

“When I was a young man........”

Damn Ezio I left you in Revelations with Multiple shops to gather income Where That Money go

I’ve come to pay my respects. He may not have been real, but his story, his lessons, will be with us forever. Goodbye, you legend. Requiescat in pace

I like the implication that the guy at the end was a Templar sent to finish Ezio off, but just couldn't do it. One because...Ezio was LITERALLY about to die, but also that despite being on opposite sides of the conflict, the Templars had a massive amount of respect for Ezio as an enemy.

I don’t usually comment, but I wanted to put this out there. Ezio is one of the best designed characters of all time, we’re with him from his birth, to his death, and get to see him age, mature, and grow wise through our time with him. Ezio didn’t grow up alone, every single one of us grew with him, and that is storytelling on a level I can’t even place. Rest In Peace Ezio, you’ve more than earned it

He attacc He protecc But most importantly, he grew old and had a heart attac.

Remember in ac2 we get to move the hands and feet of a new born Ezio by button prompts at the beginning? I'm not crying! YOU ARE!

The regret in Ezio's voice for having fought too long and contemplating that " Now I worry I do not have time to do anything " broke my heart!!!! He lost his family , the love of his life (Christina) , and when he got everything(Sophia was a favorite character in Revelations) , he left this earth

This made me cry a lot. Whenever I see this I cry. I'm still crying. Requiescat in pace Ezio Auditore Da Firenze.

Ezio used to be able to fight an entire army

I watched a man from birth to death

This deserves an OSCAR!!!!!! It's a masterpiece.

His story is way better than most of the modern day films. You don't have to be a gamer to love the great Ezio Auditore. In my opinion, he is the best character UBISOFT ever created. Requiescat in pace Ezio 🙌

He was a friend, a husband, a father, a mentor, a legend.

I couldn't let him die. I first watched this video. Then, 1) I played AC revelations and completed it. 2) I completed AC Brotherhood. 3) Lastly, I completed AC 2. See, he got younger with every game I played.

To this day Ubisoft have never even gotten close to creating a character like Ezio. He was and remains their one hit wonder.

No ads, no pain, no buffering Just you, Fratello Mio (the end of his life was amazing)

Why the hell am I 6 years late to this masterpiece

"When I was a young man, I had liberty, but I did not see it. I had time, but I did not know it. And I had love, but I did not feel it. Many decades would pass before I understood the meaning of all three. And now, the twilight of my life, this understanding has passed into contentment. Love, liberty, and time: once so disposable, are the fuels that drive me forward. And love, most especially, mio caro. For you, our children, our brothers and sisters. And for the vast and wonderful world that gave us life, and keeps us guessing. Endless affection, mia Sofia. Forever yours, Ezio Auditore." Now living in a cozy Tuscan Villa with his wife and their two children, Ezio spends his time enjoying the company of family, old friends, and cultivating his vineyards. The life of this former Assassin Mentor will not stay quiet for long. One day, a mysterious Assassin shows up at Ezio's door quite unexpectedly, begging for Ezio's aid. Will this old Assassin's fire die out before he can save the ones he loves, or will it burn brightly one last time? In the year 1524, the former Assassin Ezio Auditore had retired to a villa in the countryside of Tuscany, with his wife Sofia and children Marcello and Flavia. While Ezio wrote in his study, Sofia asked him to watch Flavia while she and Marcello visited his sister Claudia. Shortly after, he left his study to tend their vineyards while Flavia played nearby the villa. In the midst of his harvest, he saw a stranger cloaked in black talking to Flavia. Fearing the worst, Ezio hurriedly intercepted the stranger, though Flavia told him that she was no danger, as Ezio saw her necklace with the Assassin insignia. Ezio Auditore passed away where he sat at the age of 65. Left behind by him in his study was a letter addressed to Sofia. Assassin's Creed Embers. AC Embers. Recorded from iPad AC Recollection game. Assassin's Creed Recollection CCG game. I am Alex68, my channel: gaming and fun: ru-vid.com This short film was created and produced by Ubiworkshop, and was completely developed internally at Ubisoft Montreal. Set after AC Revelations, the film concludes the life of Ezio Auditore da Firenze, who retired from his life as an Assassin and lived with his wife Sofia Sartor in Tuscany's countryside.

Altair and Ezio, the best assassins. I like Eivor too but as a Viking.

The moment when he takes his last breath makes me cry whenever I see it.......the legendary assassin who ever lived.... REQUISCAT IN PACE Ezio Auditore....😢

He protecc He attacc But most importantly He has a special place in my heart

Ohh man... :( Altair was over 90, but Ezio, he should have been that old too. :(

Everyone being emotional on Ezios death Me :- Crying how altiar Lost everything and sacrificed himself with the apple in a vault to protect it for centuries :"( I luv Ezio but Altiar will be always in my heart

I'll explain what you all just saw. The man was a templar. Sent to kill Ezio, however the templar saw the condition Ezio was in. You can't regard all the templars as heartless and this just proves it. The man wasn't exactly excited on murdering a dying old man infront of his family. Knowing Ezio was on his last days he simply had a quick chat. when he placed his hand on Ezio's wrist this was to prevent Ezio from attacking him with his hidden blade. The words he said translate to "have courage, old man" and thats when Ezio realized that the man was a templar but he wasn't going to kill him (which is why the man nodded) This shows the templar having some morality as well and it ironically shows the master assassin getting along with the templar. Ezio simply died of his old age and poor health after the previous battle. He was neither poisoned or stabbed. He died with the honor that the templar let him have out of respect. Edit: this is not mine this is taken from another video so credit to that person

The thing i hate about assassin creed is you're in the future looking through the past so anyone you play as is essentially dead whether from being killed or dying which sucks because Ezio was awesome.

I can't be the only one who cried. I had so much fun playing the Ezio trilogy.

legends never die. he was old, but was able to fight and teach someone all he knew. definitely a mentor and an true assassin.

This is where legends cried. Forever in our Hearts, Ezio Auditore da Firenze. I believe its our turn to say "Requiescat in pace"

I know Ezio from his birth to his death. My Lord! He may be a fictional character but for me he is a true friend, an ally and an inspiration. "There are some bondings that don't need the presence of reality."

I 'm happy that Ezio got such a peaceful end to his life. He didn't die at the hands of his enemies, but in the company of his loving family. Sofia gave him something he had longed for for so many years. A family and a happy home where they could raise their children and grow old together. When my time comes, that's how I would like to go as well.

You've had a long journey, Ezio Auditore da Firenze. You've more than earned your sleep. Requiescat in pace.

It's crazy how Altair outlived ezio in old age by 30 years

You are missed Ezio, Requiescat in Pace

I’ve learned more from ezio then my teachers

Ezio Auditore Such A Lovely Character, Him And Edward Kenway Are My Favorite Assassins!

14:36 "this used to be so easy"

And later on Ubisoft made a map that was inspired by Ezio's house in Rainbow Six - Villa

Anyone else spotted that the place that Ezio died was the place where AC2 started? The tower was the tower that he climbed with his brother at the beginning.

7 years later even now.... This video makes me cry💔 The best of best characters ever made

I miss Ezio so much.. The true assassin.

18:35-19:00 and 19:24-19:28, I'm no doctor, but here is my diagnosis of Ezio's death. Ezio suddenly began to cough and wince in pain which indicates he has suffered Myocardial Infarction, he later was clearly was clutching his chest, which is a clear indicator of Angina; which is pain in the chest caused by increasing strain on the heart due to hypertension to deal with the increased blockage of his blood vessels. He was also breathing heavily which would also indicate he was struggling to get air into his lungs due to shortness of breath. I also noticed that his face was contorted into a shape of pain which clearly shows another sign of angina a bit also with his demeanor altered now shows he was likely confused or dazed. This could point to his failing heart. When he finally died it was sudden and without warning. From all this evidence I say Ezio Auditore suffered from myocardial Infarction which was due to a blockage in his Coronary Artery. The shock from the sudden loss of blood flow and nutrients to his heart caused it to lose it's rhythm, and ultimately caused Ezio to fall unconcious as he went into Cardiac arrest. With the lack of medical knowledge to help save his life, all the bystanders could do was watch as Ezio died. So in conclusion Ezio died at the age of 65 from Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA) due to myocardial infarction. *The common name for Myocardial Infarction is a Heart Attack.*

Requiescat en pace

I’m an idiot I couldn’t watch the end I had pause to cry for 20 minutes and as I watched this I cried even harder then before I can’t explain the emotion I felt watching this because ezio was my favorite I grew up playing AC so watching actually hurt me a lot because I felt I was watching a family member die before me. Even if he’s is fake I know but it’s exactly how Desmond’s death effected me by can’t help but feel sad at how their story’s ended. I thank you Ubisoft for getting me into games cause this was the first very actual game that I played.

Anyone remember this line from ac 2? For me this was the most memorable and emotional line The Auditore are not dead! Im still here! Me! Ezio! Ezio Auditore!

Respect to the man who made templers wet themselves, whenever they saw him.

16:51 😢 The goodbye with this nostalgic music, I can't take it.

i get chills watching him take his last breath. Being an 10 year old kid i loved playing assasins creed ll and watching this makes me emotional knowing my time to go is inevitable.

You wanna know how Badass Ezio is? He has 3 games and an animated film. Definitely the greatest Assassin ever, only to be rivaled by Altair, with Edward coming in behind.

The best assassin ever

"Quando ero giovane avevo la libertà, ma non la vedevo. Avevo tempo, ma non lo sapevo. E avevo l'amore, ma non lo sentivo. Passarono molti decenni prima che capissi il significato di tutti e tre E ora, al crepuscolo della mia vita, questa comprensione è passata in appagamento. Amore, libertà e tempo: un tempo così usa e getta, sono i combustibili che mi spingono avanti. E l'amore, soprattutto, mio ​​caro. Per voi, i nostri figli, i nostri fratelli e sorelle. E per il mondo vasto e meraviglioso che ci ha dato la vita e ci fa indovinare. Affetto senza fine, mia Sofia. Per sempre vostri, Ezio Auditore".

Laa shay'a waqi'un moutlaq bale kouloun moumkine. The wisdom of our Creed is revealed through these words. We work in the dark, to serve the light. We are Assassins. Nothing is true. Everything is permitted.

Born in Florence Died in Florence Legacy continues on

When Ubisoft actually put in a lot of work for one character, even making a small movie for ezio death. And now I can’t even remember the names of these new Ac characters 🤦‍♂️. Bayek came close tho

No one can deny that Ezio has the most meaningful,exciting and adventurous story in the Assassin's Creed series.❤️🇮🇹....

Ezio's transformation from just a young boy who enjoys life to the chosen one mentor of Assasins....Just incridible.

My interpretation of the man on the bench: I don't think anyone can argue that he isn't a Templar or a Templar-in-training. He has the symbol on his vambrace, painted in red. Not only that, but I think Ezio sees the symbol before he sits down next to him. It is, after all, right in his line of view. That's probably why Ezio's face shows concern the moment he takes a seat. Now, if we look at the man, we see he's almost a mirror image of Ezio, with obvious similarities. They both have a scar on their mouth, but it's on opposite sides. They both have the same eye colour. They both have the same indented cheeks. They're even the exact same height. This means that the man, similar to Ezio in his youth, is, in a sense, Templar Ezio. What Ezio _could_ have become at one point. In essence, he represents the never-ending conflict between the Assassins and Templars, as well as Ezio's inner turmoil, because to him there are only Assassin's and Templars. He has no chance to live an ordinary life, nor does anyone who gets involved with the centuries old war. It's almost heartbreaking, really, because despite everything Ezio's done, the Templars are still a force to be reckoned with, and they never stopped hunting him. Now listen to the conversation. The mysterious man says he hates Firenze, and that he'd rather be in Rome, where the women are like "grapes in a fine wine". Ezio owns a grape farm, but as he tells Shao Jun, the grapes aren't ripe yet. This leads me to believe that the man knows where Ezio lives, but he's also saying, in a round about way, that he has no interest in his wife and daughter. They're not "ripe", they're _not_ his targets. Ezio doesn't quite understand, but recognises that the man is a Templar. He says, "I don't think Firenze is your problem." This is definitely where his heart attack hits, but if you look closely, you can see he leans towards his blade, as if to say, "I'M your problem." Whether he's reaching for it or simply keeling over is certainly open to interpretation, but it makes the next part more sensible. The man stops Ezio and says, "Courage, old man." With this small gesture, he indicates that they don't have to fight. To me, this scene really stings, because it shows that Ezio has been fighting for so long it's become his default. He seems shocked when the man smiles and nods to him. I think he knew Ezio was sick. I think he'd been observing him and waiting for the right moment to strike, but he didn't want to do it callously. After all, Templars and Assassins ultimately want the same thing: peace. Not all of them are wicked and soulless. Just before the man leaves, you can hear a metallic sound as he puts his hand on Ezio's shoulder. I replayed it a few times with the volume maxed, and it kind of sounds like a puncture. He tells Ezio to rest, almost like "requiescant in pace", and walks away. I think he might have injected Ezio with a fast-acting poison, which explains why Ezio's pain suddenly vanished. Heart attacks are extremely painful and don't normally kill someone that quickly, but right after the man leaves, Ezio smiles to his family and slips away on the bench. In his final speech, addressed to his wife, he doesn't reveal anything about the Assassins, so we can rest assured they'll be safe. All his life and all throughout the episode that's what he feared, that his past would come back to haunt him. But in this final moment, we see that the Templars will leave his family in peace.

I'm 33...I played AC2 in my early 20s...loved all of Ezio adventures. ..I quit playing bc I'm getting older and kids getting older, I stumbled onto this and am truly sad. ..wow I truly had a connection to this character. ..goodbye friend, had years of very memorable late nights and adventures with you. RIP, I gotta go cook these chopped onions now.

Requiescat in pace Ezio Auditore da' Firenze

Unlike Altair, Ezio realized much sooner that acting alone was a self-destructive and selfish act. He's the best assassin because he was able to revive the order from the dead, and carry on altair's legacy into the future. Without Altair, none of this would have happened, but without Ezio, the assassins would never be able to succeed. They're two parts of the same coin. Two legends who parallel each other's lives. That's what made the first 4 games so special.

My son: Dad what is an assassins creed ? Me: Sit down son, I'm gonna tell you about 2 legends. Rip Altair & Ezio, you'll always have a special place in my heart . ♥️